Trump Includes Pakistan in 'Board of Peace' Despite Israel's Opposition

• US President Donald Trump has included Pakistan as a member of his newly formed 'Board of Peace', an international organization aimed at stability and peace in conflict areas.
• Israel has expressed strong opposition to Pakistan's inclusion, citing concerns about Pakistan-linked terrorist organizations and Hamas, and stating that Pakistani soldiers in Gaza missions are "unacceptable."
• India was also invited to join the board but has not yet responded; Pakistan's presence on the board could be a point of contention given India's accusations of cross-border terrorism.
• The 'Board of Peace' includes the US, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Indonesia, Paraguay, Uzbekistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Hungary, and Israel, with Trump as chairman.
• Major global powers like France, Britain, Germany, Russia, and China are not part of the board, with China emphasizing the UN's central role.

Why It Matters: Trump's 'Board of Peace' includes Pakistan despite Israeli objections, raising questions for India and global powers.